For Indieguerillas, digital prints serve as their basis. I first saw their digital print work at the ArtVertising exhibition, where advertising might take the form of artwork. Garis Art held this exhibition at the National Gallery of Indonesia in 2007. The exhibition was very successful in drawing the attention of the public, and even of school children. At the time, there was not much interest in digital prints. Indieguerillas subsequently also made paintings that became widely sought because the demands far exceeded their capacity to create paintings. Miko and Santi, however, never increase their “rate of production” in terms of painting, because they are also involved in creating three-dimensional works that require more time. Also, Indieguerillas are more concerned about the quality of the work rather than about the allure of the market. That is also a rare quality these days.